Apologies for the lack of any Fantasy picks for the weekend just gone… to all of you sitting atop of your mini-leagues after following our advice through the season I can only offer my sincerest ‘sorry’. Fortunate, really, that there isn’t anyone in that category. Let us attempt redemption by pointing you the way of the excellent Fantasy Football Scout.
It’s Easter Weekend, a key moment in the season; from here teams can put together spectacular runs of form and pull clear of relegation, push into a European spot, even clinch the title; or likewise plummet inexorably downward, unable to save themselves. Who will do what? And who will be the key players involved? We try and pick the stand-outs from this weekend… and for the rest of the season.
It seems like an age since the last set of Premiership fixtures; and we’er straight back in at the deep end, with a United’s crucial game against Villa, Liverpool’ tough assignment at Fulham, Shearer’s baptism against Chelsea, and the relegation six pointer at the Hawthorns (against Stoke). With many players returning from international duty, and teams not being together for over a week in some cases,anything could happen. We’ve sifted through for what we think are the three best options to propel you up your Fantasy League…
Here are our fantasy football tips for the weekend. We’ve gone for a player new to the Premiership, a player newly returned from injury, and a player new on the ‘must have’ list. Read on to find out who they are…
It seems an age since we did these, mainly because the last gameweek covered all the way up to Blackburn’s victory over Fulham in midweek. We’re back to usual now, with all the teams playing once; and it has to be said, nothing jumps out. We’ve had to dig particularly deep this week, read on to see who we’ve gone for…
It’s another double gameweek… we set things up nicely last week and were repaid handsomely by Stephen Warnock, if not so much by Morten Gamst Pederson. This time, Fulham, Blackburn, Spurs and Sunderland all have two games. Our three to watch…
This week, we advise you to ignore us. Not because last week’s selections were particularly bad – Hangeland secured a clean sheet and Carrick scored three (admittedly Arteta getting injured after 5 minutes and now being out for the rest of the season wasn’t ideal – but not really our fault that one) but because this week we’ve only left ourselves six eligible players. But if you insist, read on…
It seems an age since we last did these; our last picks were Michael Carrick (11 points) Craig Bellamy (7 points) and John Paintsil (5 points), so pretty successful. Here are our three to watch this weekend…
It’s another Fantasy Football double gameweek, with Man Utd, Man City, Fulham and Portsmouth all playing twice. There’s huge potential for points in what could be a pivotal week of the fantasy season – read on to absorb and ignore our advice on what to do…
It’s a tough weekend for fantasy managers, with no standout fixtures and four of the top six playing each other. We’ve trawled through the games – and this is what we’ve come up with. However, if there’s ever a week to try something a bit left field, it’s this one – so feel free to ignore us…
